Below The Beltway

Yesterday, Kellie and I spent the day touring Virginia Wine Country and visiting four wineries that, in their own ways, presented something unique and different. One of the best parts of the trip is that it was a chartered tour, which meant we didn’t have to worry about driving and getting from place to place. [...]

I’m sure Jack will make me pay for getting this posted late, especially after promising to get it up Thursday night, but, nonetheless, here comes this week’s edition of the Carnival of Bauer.
As usual, we start off with a round-up of recaps of last week’s episode.
First up, the Anti-Idiotarian Rotweiler offers its usual humorous recap [...]

Reasons personal and work-related prevented the return I promised Thursday from coming about. Things are back to something resembling normal now, though, and I will be back on track today.

Over at The Liberty Papers, Brad Warbiany explains why he’s had it with George W. Bush.
Like Brad, I voted for Bush in 2004; largely because the alternative was simply unacceptable, and it seems Brad’s thinking was similar to mine.
Bush could have been defeated in 2004. In many ways, I wish he would have. Not by [...]

As I continue my return to the blogosphere to the cheers of my one and only fan, I should note that this week’s edition of the Carnival of Liberty is up at Peter Porcupine. One again, alot of great reading. And, yes, its been several weeks since I’ve submitted anything. I’ll work on that too.
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I am hosting this week’s Carnival of Bauer. Because submissions were a little late in getting to me, though, the Carnival itself won’t be posted until sometime this evening. What that does mean, though, is that I will take any late entries you might have so, send them in.

Contrary to rumor, I have not fallen off the face of the earth. Instead, I’ve been busy thanks largely to a trial which ended yesterday, favorably I might add. I should be back to normal blogging over the next several days.
In the meantime, I wake up to this latest example of Congressional stupidity:
WASHINGTON (CNN) — [...]

That’s the only conclusion one can draw from this story.
Tom Cruise is planning to eat the placenta after fianc?e Katie Holmes gives birth to their child.
The actor, 43, said: ‘I thought that would be good. Very nutritious.’
Umm, okay Tom, go with that.
Now that Tom and Katie’s baby has been, silently I assume, born, I can [...]

Brad Warbiany reveals the horrible details

I set up the blog at a new domain, with a new spiffy looking template, and blogger’s block sets in once again. Part of it has to do with the fact that I’ve been busy at work and not really into blogging in the morning or at night. Part of just has to do with [...]